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University of Tennessee Biological Field Station
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Family Stratiomyidae - Soldier flies

 
 
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Actina · Adoxomyia · Allognosta · Cephalochrysa · Chloromyia

Genus Actina
Actina viridis fly - Actina viridis

Genus Adoxomyia
Need ID please - Adoxomyia subulata Need ID please - Adoxomyia subulata Need ID please - Adoxomyia subulata Stratiomyid - Adoxomyia subulata Fly ID Request [2008] - Adoxomyia Fly ID Request [2008] - Adoxomyia Fly ID Request [2008] - Adoxomyia

Genus Allognosta
Allognosta obscuriventris

Genus Cephalochrysa
Cephalochrysa canadensis (Curran) - Cephalochrysa canadensis Cephalochrysa similis - female stratiomyid - Cephalochrysa nigricornis - female stratiomyid - Cephalochrysa nigricornis - female fly with blue eyes - Cephalochrysa nigricornis - female Soldier fly? - Cephalochrysa nigricornis Fly - Cephalochrysa nigricornis Fly - Cephalochrysa nigricornis

Genus Chloromyia
green fly - Chloromyia formosa green fly - Chloromyia formosa Fly with purple eyes - Chloromyia formosa

 
 
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